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4.1.6 Turn the transmitter on. Press the “Arm” button once to arm the

transmitter and verify a flashing red lamp, indicating that the transmitter is

armed. Press the appropriate numeric or “Next Fire” button to actuate the

desired receiver output. A button must be depressed for at least 75

milliseconds to produce a receiver output. It is never necessary to hold

a transmit button down longer than one second, however. If no

actuation has occurred in this period of time, none will occur, no matter

how much longer the transmit button is depressed. The receiver may be

attempting to actuate a short circuit, and damage could result If it is

desired to switch to a different channel, follow the instructions in the last

paragraph of section 1.2.

The transmitter should be held with the antenna in a vertical orientation,

away from the body and other conductive objects to achieve maximum

range and communication reliability. Generally, the higher the transmitter

is held, the greater the range. Conductive objects such as chain-link

fences, aluminum bleachers, electrical wires, earth mounds, and

automobiles in the transmission path will reduce the range.

4.1.7 When finished, turn off the receiver and the transmitter to stop further

drain of their batteries. You may remove the antenna to make it easier to

store the transmitter. If the transmitter is to be stored for a prolonged

period, remove the batteries as described in section 1.6 above.

4.2 MAINTENANCE.

Since there are no calibration or tuning adjustments in the transmitter, the only

maintanance required is periodic replacement of the AA batteries. They should

be replaced with a pair of new batteries at least once every two years, at the next

opportunity if the battery level indication is flashing 2 flashes per cycle, or

immediately if 1 flash per cycle.

The face of the transmitter, which is completely sealed, may be safely cleaned

by wiping with a damp cloth. The battery compartment door and the junction

between the front and back panels are not water tight, however. The transmitter

must never be immersed in water.

If further information or service is required, contact:

Holatron Systems, LLC.

833 ILANIWAI ST, STE. 2

Honolulu, HI 96813

USA

(808) 372-0956